Chapter 673

The Suez military base was shrouded in heavy rain at night. O'Connor and others trudged in the mud. After they got off the ship in port said, they did not directly take a boat to London, but went to the British military base in Suez. O'Connor served in this military base for several years when he was a British military officer.

He couldn't watch the British officers and soldiers fall under the claws of the devil, so he hired a local carriage all night. Unexpectedly, as soon as he arrived nearby, there was a sudden heavy rain along the Suez Canal, which forced them to abandon their cars.

Jonathan, who followed, complained: "If I say, that man is a good man who keeps his word. They gave us the share we deserve, and we are already rich. O'Connor, we can live a noble life in Britain now. Why do we want to take risks here? I hate adventure... If we die. Isn't 1 all the gold I won cheaper than others?"

"A good man who put a bomb on your leg?" O'Connor sneered.

"This is very excessive..." Jonathan was stunned and nodded. "But compared with those greedy and cruel people, he is not bad... At least he gave us the promised gold and let us go."

"Greedy? Do you mean yourself, brother?" Evelyn stepped on the mud hard, jumped over a pool of water with the help of O'Connor, and looked back and said, "and he killed a lot of people! In Cairo, hamnata and the whole of Egypt, the people you said were cruel and ruthless. I'm afraid they haven't killed as many people as they have seen."

"So?" Jonathan spread his hand.

"So we're going to warn those damn bureaucrats that there is such a terrible force in Egypt. O'Connor said that he knew many people when he was an officer in Suez, which may arouse their vigilance, and we can take a boat here to London..." she said, looking back at Jonathan in surprise: "You don't think we can take a lot of gold on board so easily?"

"They will check our luggage and wait until the sea. Those lawless sailors will sink us into the Mediterranean. We can't transport the gold without O'Connor. Moreover, we can't sit back and watch a large number of innocent people die in front of us."

Jonathan looked around, especially at the coachman who led the way in front. O'Connor said in front: "don't look, I specially chose a native who can't speak English. He can only understand our gestures!"

Jonathan whispered, "I know many ways to get on the ship without checking my luggage. As long as we keep our luggage tight, it's no problem! Let's stop getting involved in those damn whirlpools! If I have nothing, I'm fine, but we're rich now. I don't want to fall into hell with a lot of wealth!"

At this time, Jonathan found O'Connor and Evelyn looking at him silently. Evelyn looked at him and shook her head slightly: "We can't get rid of this vortex, because we have already gone deep into it, and this is our fate. Even if we run to London, the high priest imorton and those people will still appear in front of us... Our struggle is as ridiculous as trying to get rid of the shadow in the sun."

"Because all this comes from ourselves!"

Evelyn said that regardless of Jonathan's loss on his face, she accelerated again and went to Suez military base, where a shadow had been faintly exposed in front. Soon they came to the checkpoint at the door of the military base. O'Connor went to the guard to inquire, while Evelyn and Jonathan stayed where they were. They waited outside for a while, and someone came to meet them.

A bearded officer shouted at O'Connor from a distance, "Hey, O'Connor, my old friend, I heard you retired?"

O'Connor introduced them: "this is Jacob, my comrade in arms and good friend... Jacob, I need to get on a ship bound for London here, and we want to warn you something! Do you know the symbol of Horus's eye?"

Jacob's face suddenly changed. He looked back warily, came up to O'Connor's face, pressed his neck, carried the sentry behind his back and whispered, "Damn it, how do you know this!... listen, O'Connor, don't say that name here. We're not in control in the military camp."

"A group of noble officers from London controlled the scene. Now I have no power! They are coming to deal with the organization you said. In my opinion, there will be a lot of killing here sooner or later! Don't get involved in this muddy water."

After hearing the shocking news, O'Connor was silent for a moment, and suddenly said firmly, "where is the noble officer? You want to take us to see him..."

"Are you crazy? They kill people, whether you are British or not, and they don't treat us as their own!"

"But we have something important to see him..." O'Connor said, "about the eye of Horus, about a lot of things that happened in Cairo and hamnata. If you don't tell them these things, you will be in a very dangerous situation. You don't know your opponent enough!"

Jacob looked at O'Connor after listening. He saw it in O'Connor's eyes and said reluctantly, "OK! I'll take you. I hope you won't come out lying down. That's too sad!"

Despite Jonathan's protest, O'Connor took several people in an SUV and drove to Baron formoy's camp. Jacob took them through several checkpoints, but was finally stopped at the gate of the camp. He went up to negotiate and looked at half of the Garrison's troops in the checkpoint. O'Connor was not optimistic about the result of his negotiation.

Sure enough, after a while, Jacob came back and said, "they told us to wait here, and the Baron will come out later."

O'Connor heard the fierce gunfire and scream from the camp. He was very depressed. He turned and looked at the Suez Canal. A large ship slowly flowed downstream. At the bow, O'Connor seemed to see a familiar figure. He asked Jacob for a telescope. When he really saw the figure on the ship, O'Connor screamed.

"I, no!"

As soon as he wanted to remind the people in the checkpoint, he saw Chen Ang's cargo ship turn around and hit the nearby dam. This move also attracted the attention of others. In their loud reminder, the bow seemed to hit the cement dam slowly and quickly. Steel and concrete collided, causing huge deformation and loud noise, shaking the whole camp.